Public Company News Submission Form

Public Companies submitting to PR Newswire's Network ONLY

If you are a representative of a public company and would like to submit your news to PRNewswire's standard US1 distribution to over 3800 Web Sites, Databases and distribution channels, please complete the form below and a representative will contact you to discuss the payment arrangements, additional submission options and release information. (standard distribution is $680 for the first 400 words and $185 for each additional 100 words.)

Contact Information
Name *
Title
Organization
Work Phone *
Fax
E-mail *
URL
Date of Birth
For age verification.
Payment Information
We will contact you, after receipt of your submission, to verify your payment information and processing requirements

We accept major credit cards and by invoice, when a valid credit card number is on file.
How would you like to pay? *  
Purchase Order #
Account Name
Please enter additional billing information, if applicable.
First Name
Last Name
Address
City
State
Zip
Postal Code
E-mail
Phone
Country
Are submitting news on behalf of a company?  
Company Name
Letter of Authorization?  
Are you a member of the media?
(e.g. journalist or other media) 		 
Media Company Name
Submission Details
Title *
Dateline *
Tag Line *
Body *
Please note that the standard submission is 375 words(+25 allowed for editorial), each additional 100 words is additional cost, depending on your distribution selection.
URL of your logo, photo or other image.
Select your distribution option.

Have you reviewed the Submission Terms and Conditions?
(Click here to view.)		  
Word counts are calculated based on standard word calculations used by all newswires.  If you are unsure of your word count, you can prepare your submission in a word processing program such as word perfect, go to the tools menu and select word count.  The first 400 words should be reduced to 375 based on the need of the editorial department to attach an average of 25 words to each news release prior to submitting to the wires.  If you release is over 375 words, you run the risk of incurring an additional charge.